61. LEARN NC Lesson Plan: Apple Story Writing With A Buddy (by: Patsy Oswald) if they are using the correct keyboarding keys and better in the use of the computer, they could are working on technology integrated lesson plans can submit http://www.learnnc.org/learnnc/lessonp.nsf/0/3BB84C0FFB6C86E785256AD60068BA9E?op

62. Innovative Teaching - Keyboards In The Classroom This particular lesson focuses on a research project of ViKI A Virtual keyboard Interface for the Handicapped software) on a standard laptop computer that can http://surfaquarium.com/newsletter/keyboards.htm

"Do not go where the path leads; Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail." -Emerson Wireless Keyboards in the Classroom Volume 5, Issue 14 - December 15, 2002 presented by Walter McKenzie - Surfaquarium Consulting Innovative staff development: Technology Applications, Multiple Intelligences, Curriculum Integration and Creative Education. Let's see what we can do for your staff! The holiday break has truly come up on us quickly this year. With all the events in the news that may cause us concern, I want to take this opportunity to express my gratitude for the online community we share as educators across the globe. As the new year approaches let us continue with the conviction that we can build bridges where there are walls and find common ground among all peoples to live in a world where everyone will realize their full potential! This is the last edition of the newsletter until January 5, 2003. Enjoy your time off. See family and friends and celebrate all the good things that life has to offer!

63. Lesson Planet - Computers Lesson Plans 6901 Computers lesson plans 1. Instant Messaging Use AOL Instant Messenger for these very exciting activities, which are great for developing keyboard skills http://www.lessonplanet.com/search/Computers/Web

64. Lesson Planet - Computers Lesson Plans 6903 Computers lesson plans 1. Instant Messaging Use AOL Instant Messenger for these very exciting activities, which are great for developing keyboard skills http://www.lessonplanet.com/search/Computers

65. Resources For Teaching Computer Skills of helpful Internet sites and lesson plans that can computer skills, including an understanding of computer terminology, basic keyboarding and mouse http://faculty.tamu-commerce.edu/espinoza/s/dennis-g-657.html

Computer Skills Center Welcome to the Computer Skills Center. This page contains a collection of helpful Internet sites and lesson plans that can be used by people who teach (or learn) computer skills at the secondary school or college level. Many teenagers and adults enter high school and college today without essential computer skills, including an understanding of computer terminology, basic keyboarding and mouse skills, word processing and spreadsheet skills, and the ability to use the Internet. Since numerous pages exist on the World Wide Web designed to help people improve these necessary skills, the Computer Skills Center is designed to provide a useful starting point for accessing some of these sites. The Web page references included on this page are grouped into nine major topics, including a group of lesson plans. Click on the topic of interest below to view the available places to visit. General Hardware/Software Concepts Keyboarding and Essential Windows Skills Internet: E-Mail and the World Wide Web Word Processing and Spreadsheets ... Lesson plans that use Internet activities General Hardware/Software Concepts The History of Computing An extensive collection of facts, photos, and links related to the history of computers

66. Bob's Place Of Educational Links...Elementary Sciences Lesson Plans for computerAssisted Reading Instruction. Keyboarding Guide Elementary. Kidspiration Activities. Kidspiration Collestion Activities. Kidspiration lesson plans. http://www.bobsedulinks.com/lpscience.htm

Bob's Place of Educational Links Home Contact Me FAQ Site Map Teacher Resources Colours, Shapes, Rainbows, and Robins (year-round science curriculum) Dinosaur Units Dinosaurs Thematic Units Farm Animal Worksheet Gardening: My First Classroom Garden ... Getting Around Clean and Green (download 5 lesson units on transportation and the environment) Helping Your Child Learn Science (activities) Hummingbird Educational Resources Insect Units Inside a Seed (growing activity) Life Cycle of Butterflies Mice are Nice Ocean Units Ocean Friends (teacher’s guide) Our Planet Our Solar System (5 week unit for Cycle 1 or 2) Plant Theme Reptile Units Science Lesson Plans Sounds all Around (unit) Tree Journal Turtle Thematic Teaching Unit Whales: A Collaborative Thematic Unit Whale Types ... Aeronautic Educator's Guide (introductory materials pdf)

67. ClarisWorks/Macintosh Lesson Plan CLARISWORKS/MACINTOSH lesson PLAN. OBJECTIVES ClarisWorks The students through drill and practice will be required to identify the computer keyboard. http://csars.calstatela.edu/lincoln/teachers/mari/

CLARISWORKS/MACINTOSH LESSON PLAN TITLE: ClarisWorks/Macintosh AUTHOR: Maricela E. Viramontes, Lincoln High School GRADE LEVEL/SUBJECT: 9-12, Intro-to-Computers OVERVIEW: ClarisWorks Step by Step book is a simple list of steps for the student to do at the computer. The student will learn to use the powerful ClarisWorks tools. PURPOSE: ClarisWorks program is used for writing, editing, checking spelling, formatting text , printing form letters, drawing and painting, making slide show presentations, doing complex calculations, creating charts and graphs , organizing data, searching for information, and creating reports. Students need not go through the whole book from beginning to end. A student may continue in order or jump to topics especially that interest them. RESOURCES/MATERIALS NEEDED: Computer ProgramClarisWorks 4.0 OBJECTIVES: ClarisWorks The students through drill and practice will be required to identify the computer keyboard. Terms to define: retrieve, file, save, edit, format, word processing, graphics, spreadsheets, databases, headers, footers, formulas, layout ACTIVITIES AND PROCEDURES: The students task is to practice learning the computer keyboard. They will work in pairs assisting each other. The teacher will serve as a guide to direct the student through the keyboard keys. After learning the keyboard, students will begin to learn the word processing section of the ClarisWorks Program using the ClarisWorks book. The book will take the student step by step in creating, editing, and saving a word processing file. After the student has completed all the assignments for each section, a test is giving for that certain task. The student is then able to continue to the next task, working at his or her own pace.

68. Teacher Scholastic s lesson plans Reproducibles, Reading Tutor, computer Skills Checklist, Education World Teaching Keyboarding. computer Labs Why Have Them at the http://bms.westport.k12.ct.us/lmc/teachersrm.htm

Teacher's Room Westport Public Library Assignment Alert How to Log On to Your Y-Drive From Home Request for Videotaping Using Primary Sources ... Return to top of page Assistive Technology Resources Special Education Resource Center Ed Tech Tools Complete Disability Network Special Education Resources on the Internet ... Return to top of page Miscellaneous Multiple Intelligences Meyers-Briggs Type Inventory Online Puzzle Maker Free Educational Software to Download ... Math Goodies Rubrics Ruminating on Rubrics Student Assessment Download the Rubricator Music Rubrics ... Assessment w/ Rubrics The One Computer Classroom Tip Sheet: Strategies for Managing Students on One Computer One Computer Classroom: Project Based Learning The One Computer Classroom: From Reward to Treasure Shelby County Schools: Ideas for the One Computer Classroom ... PDA's / Handhelds in Education Differentiating Instruction DI for Advanced Learners in Mixed Ability Classroom Differentiated Instruction Differentiated Instruction: Effective Classroom Practices Teach-nology: ... DI Hotlist of Websites Integrating Technology NETS for Students: Profiles for Technology Literate Students Computer Skills Checklist Education World: Teaching Keyboarding Computer Labs: Why Have Them at the Elementary School Level?

69. Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing computer Skills lesson plans for Young Learners http//www.dpi.state.nc.us/Curriculum/computer.skills/lssnplns/Keyboarding/keybdtoc.htm http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~ielp/software/mavis_beacon.htm

Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing Companion Web Sites, December 2002 GDIST Training Lab, Cairo, Egypt Leslie Opp-Beckman, leslieob@uoregon.edu Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing is a proven tool for kids and adults to learn, improve, and strengthen keyboarding skills. Whether you're a beginning or advanced typist, Mavis offers personalized exercises, challenging games that support lessons, and instant feedback that encourages students of all ages. With Adaptive Response Technology, Mavis automatically analyzes progress and builds personalized tutorials that expand with keyboarding, language, and vocabulary development. Mavis Beacon Support and Free Activities http://www.mavisbeacon.com/ Mavis Beacon presents online resources for students and teachers in search of keyboard practice materials and educational resources. Keyboarding Teaching Tips and Resources Computer Skills Lesson Plans for Young Learners http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/Curriculum/computer.skills/lssnplns/Keyboarding/keybdtoc.htm Primary Keyboarding Skills http://www.education-world.com/a_tsl/archives/99-1/lesson0008.shtml

70. Geological Field Trips: Grand Canyon And Glaciers lesson Plan 1 Virtual Field Trip to the Grand Canyon. choose a partner to work with on the computer. Students will take turns using the keyboard, and both http://can-do.com/uci/lessons98/Canyon.html

Geological Field Trips: Lesson Plan #1: Virtual Field Trip to the Grand Canyon Lesson Plan #2: Glaciers Prepared by: Patti Zvanut, ABC Unified School District, Cerritos, CA USA URL: http://www.can-do.com/lessons98/Canyon.html More Internet Science Web Quests and Lesson Plans at These Locations: 1997 Lessons: http://www.can-do.com/uci/lessons97/index.html 1998 Lessons http://www.can-do.com/uci/lessons98/index.html 1999 Lessons http://www.can-do.com/uci/lessons99/index.html Lesson Plan #1: Virtual Field Trip to the Grand Canyon Objective: Students will utilize the Internet to take a "virtual field trip" to the Grand Canyon to discover how it was formed, where all the rocks came from, and when it all happened. WWW Resource Address: http://www.kaibab.org/geology/gc_geol.htm Time Required: Two forty-five minute periods in the computer lab. Suggested Grade Level: Grades 4-8 Grouping: Students will work in groups of two on a computer that has access to the Internet. Enrichment: Students may make a PowerPoint or Hyperstudio presentation on the topic or related topics and present it to the class. Some students may wish to go to the Grand Canyon and a make a photographic or video account of their expedition.

71. OETC: New Century Schoolhouse Prerequisite Knowledge • Keyboarding on a handheld computer handheld computer software. Sites • http//www.teachervision.com/lessonplans/lesson-3139.html http://www.oetc.org/newsletter/Fall03/lessonplan.html

info@oetc.org Dedicated to the integration of technology in education About OETC Join OETC Price Lists Newsletter ... Search Site Click the OETC logo to return home New Century Schoolhouse Fall 2003 Lesson Plan PDF Lynn M. Lary Instructional Technology Specialist, Lane ESD OETC Board President Unit Title: Unit Summary: In this lesson, students will be exposed to this type of story first, and then they will go through the steps of writing one of their own. Grade Level: by referencing appropriate content standard descriptions and objectives for different benchmarks] Duration: Ten 45-60 minute lessons Strands: Writing Common Curriculum Goals: details appropriate to topic, audience, and purpose. sentences, and paragraphs. and citing sources. Content Standards: and purpose. ideas and transitions. Oregon Instructional Technology CCGs: and ideas. audiences using telecommunications. How will students use the technology as a tool to enhance their learning? Students will be able to easily share their work, and receive a continuous cycle of feedback by beaming their

72. Twelfth Grade Lesson Plan Search Results For Kindergarten, First and Second Grade lesson plans, please go to the K, 1, 2 Core listing. computer Terminology. Keyboarding Technique. http://www.uen.org/Lessonplan/LPview?grade=12

73. Musical / Linguistic computer workstation with keyboard, MIDI, and a sequencing program songs to students using handouts, keyboard, and CD Inter / Intra Personal lesson Plan. http://www.towson.edu/~wizer/501/milp3.htm

Background High School students in tenth grade will focus on the songs of the Civil War period. The students are studying the Civil War in American History. This lesson is an extension coordinated between the History Department and the Music Department which seeks to include Multiple Intelligences in instruction. This lesson will emphasize the Musical and Linguistic spheres of Multiple Intelligences. Lesson Description Students will examine several songs from the Civil War era and discuss how each handles its particular topic. Students will then choose an event or concept from the period and compose a song with musical accompaniment about their choice using a MIDI and a sequencing program. Objectives / Goals Grade Level Grade 10 students Concepts Content Area: Music, Language Arts, Technology Teaching Methods: presentation and discussion of Civil War songs group discussion and choice of Civil War event/concept group composition of lyrics, melody, and accompaniment student presentations of compositions Materials / Equipment Procedures Assessment Questions for Students 1. What is the historical / social significance of the Civil War topic you chose for your song?

74. Phil's Place - Substitute Lesson Plans find yourself covering an art class with no lesson plans? Do not try this lesson is a classroom where tape on the space bar of computer keyboards helps smaller http://phil.mav.net/sublessons.html

Customize Update Postcard Pop Quiz ... PA Districts Tuesday - June 8, 2004 Substitute Teachers Lesson Plan Page Wait! There's no lesson plans in the room. Quick - what will you do? Check with the principal first, sometimes they have copies of the teachers lesson plans. If not, just use these handy educational fillers to keep the students occupied. Super Stories Using a timer or the classroom clock, have the students start writing a story. After a set period of time have them switch with another student. The next student reads the story and adds on to it. After a little bit longer period of time, to allow reading what has been written, the students again switch papers. After a few more times the students return the paper to the original author who shares it with the class. Wondrous Words Use a big word like Christmas, have the students come up with as many words as they can using just the letters in the word. For younger children it helps to have each letter of the word on a separate card or piece of paper. This will allow them to rearrange the letters and make words on their own. To extended this share the words with the class and have the students write a story using as many of the words as they can. Trash Bag Ghosts Here's a nice Halloween project that you can try. Using small white trash bags and some old newspapers make some spooky ghosts. Have the students crumple a few sheets of newspaper into a ball and place inside the trash bag to for the head of the ghost. Secure the bag using the twist ties that come with the bag or black pipe cleaners work just as well. Using a sharpie or other permanent marker draw eyes or a spooky face on the ghost.

75. The Giving Tree Lesson Plan are going to look at a picture on the computer you drew mouse, keyboard, etc lesson Materials to be Attached The Giving Tree lesson Plan @ http//www.valdosta http://www.valdosta.edu/~hmburns/paintlesson.html

Can Trees Really Give? Paint Lesson Plan *Annotation This is a cross-curricular lesson integrating technology and language arts skills into the kindergarten classroom. *Primary Learning Outcome: Can the children learn the basic use of the computer? Will the children follow directions from the teacher? Will the students take what they have read from the book and apply it to their own drawings? *Assessed QCC: 2 Grade: K Technology Integration Topic: Basic Skills Standard: Demonstrates understanding of basic technology and telecommunication tools. 2.1 Selects the appropriate tool to perform a specific task encountered in any learning environment. (Examples might include using a keyboard to type, using a camera to take a picture, using the printer to produce printed text, using a scanner to make a copy of a picture.) 2.2 Recognizes the functions of a variety of telecommunication tools that are available in a learning environment. (Examples might include e-mail for text communication, video conferencing for voice and picture communication, telephone for voice communication, fax for text communication.) 2.3 Recognizes telecommunication resources for gathering information. (Examples might include the Internet, multimedia CD, television, radio broadcast.)

76. Core Knowledge - Lesson Plans - 2nd Grade is required to view and print these lessons. If your computer cannot open these files, click on the Listening and Understanding (Orchestra; Keyboards; Composers http://www.coreknowledge.org/CKproto2/resrcs/lessons/2.htm

Resources - Home Resources to Build On College Course Outlines for Teacher Preparation Lesson Plans ... First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade ... Administration Core Knowledge Lesson Plans Second Grade It is important to note that all writers of these lessons have voluntarily contributed their ideas for publication, allowing us to make the units available here for no charge. The Core Knowledge Foundation extends its thanks to all teachers who have contributed. These units and lessons reflect the teaching philosophies and strategies of their authors, and do not represent an official Foundation statement of the "best" way to teach Core Knowledge topics. We do feel, though, that every one of them contains valuable ideas, strategies, and resources to help teachers continue to share the knowledge. Similarly, books and other resources recommended in these lessons are suggested by the teachers who developed the lessons, and have not been reviewed by the Core Knowledge Foundation. For a list of suggested resources, see Resources to Build On These units have not been reviewed by content area experts, and the Core Knowledge Foundation is not responsible for any inaccuracies that may appear within them.

77. Lesson 07: Health antifatigue matting * Speech recognition computer input devices keyboards, or miniature keyboards = SUMMARY HEALTH and writing my lesson plans for my http://www.washington.edu/doit/Faculty/Presentations/Distance/Lessons/aaswd07.ht

University of Washington DO-IT Home Site Map Search ... Glossary Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology The Faculty Room Accommodations and Univseral Design Rights and Responsibilities ... Evaluate this site. Lesson 07: Health Lesson 06 Lesson 07 Lesson 08 http://www.washington.edu/doit/Faculty/Strategies/Disability/Health/ ========== (c) 2001 DO-IT. Permission is granted to copy material in this email for educational, non-commercial purposes provided the source is acknowledged. Contact DO-IT at: 1-206-685-3648, or doit@u.washington.edu doit@u.washington.edu

78. Science NetLinks: Organization 2: My Computer Folder to the Mouse, Choo Choo Train , lesson 1 on students an engaging introduction to the keyboard and mouse. group is very familiar with the computer, it might http://www.sciencenetlinks.com/lessons_printable.cfm?DocID=399

79. Keyboarding - Shelbyville Central Schools computer Skills lesson Plan Examples of keyboarding lesson plans from North Carolina; plans are grade specific and emphasize keyboarding posture and hand http://www.shelbycs.org/technology/keyboarding.html

document.writeln(''); Keyboarding Lessons and Ideas Teaching Keyboarding When? Why? How? - Education World Article - "Many teachers think it takes nothing to teach keyboarding, but they are wrong," said teacher Carla Cruzan. "Can anyone teach a science or math course?" Are you a classroom teacher who is also the keyboarding instructor? Then discover in this article everything you need to know to make keyboarding instruction a success! Keyboarding Skills: When Should They Be Taught? - Education World Article - With an enormous computer presence in schools, the question is no longer whether to teach keyboarding but when to teach it. Sc ope and Sequence for Keyboarding and Computer Technology Grades K- 8 for Shelbyville Central Schools ... Introduction to Keyboarding for Elementary School Students - Sample elementary keyboarding curriculum composed of 16 web-based lessons. Emphasis is on short, basic lessons on the alphabetic keys and common punctuation marks. Top 10 Goals of Keyboarding Instruction "In our elementary keyboarding classroom,"

80. Weather Helpers Lesson Plan in bookmarks on classroom or hub computer and titles informally assess the students ability to keyboard and navigate to the Check Your Website lesson and the http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/departments/isa/elit/el/weather_lp.htm

Electronic Literacy Pre K - 12 Weather Helpers Lesson Plan Title: Weather Helpers Grade Level(s): Subject Area(s): Science, Social Studies, Media Skills Unit(s): Weather, Communities, Evaluating Sources Description: Outcomes/Core Learning Goals: Students will use bookmarks or web links on the school's homepage to arrive at web pages on the weather. Students will describe day's weather after gathering information from the World Wide Web. Students will transfer information about day's weather on class weather chart. Students will compare the weather forecast of a chosen sibling city each day (week, month, etc.) with theirs. Students will predict the weather for future days using the websites. Students will evaluate teacher pre-selected weather sites. Students will evaluate the pluses and minuses of different weather websites. MCPS Grade 1 Science Outcome: Children observe the weather and collect and record data about basic weather features including wind, temperature, precipitation, and cloud cover. Children record weather observations, construct graphics, and record information on a weather calendar. Time Frame : Daily Lesson Materials/Technology : (required for the lesson) A computer with access to the bookmarked web sites.

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